This short guide collects some examples of drawing finite state machines using the Tikz LaTeX library.

My idea of a vacation might be weird to some. Sure, I like sunshine, I like beaches – but more than all that, I like making stuff with computers.

As 2021 draws to a close, we thought we'd take a look back at what's happened
over the last year in Embedded Rust, both within the working group and in the
larger community.

TZIntl.js is a light-weight international date-time conversion library.

Hong Kong pro-democracy media outlet Stand News shut down on Wednesday after police raided its office, froze its assets and arrested senior staff on suspected "seditious publication" offences in the latest crackdown on the city's media.

When fully operational, Hornsea 2’s 165 8 MW Siemens Gamesa wind turbines will be capable of generating 1.32 GW of clean electricity – taking the noscript of ‘world’s largest operating offshore wind farm’ from its sibling project Hornsea 1. Together, the two…

Dan Katz, licensed psychologist and psychotherapist, explains why Thomas Erikson’s success with his book Surrounded by Idiots is one of…

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Spaceflight, from the beginning, has depended on computers – both on the ground and in the spacecraft. SpaceX has carried it to a new level. We recently spoke with Steven Gerding, Dragon’s software development lead, about the special challenges software development…

In honor of the 60th birthday of the transistor, here are some photos: The transistor was developed in 1947 at Bell Labs by William Shockley, Walter Brattain, and John Bardeen. It was first demonstrated at Bell Labs on December 23, 1947. This transistor was…

In line with the Prime Minister’s announcement at the recently concluded CoP26, the government is committed to achieving 500 GW of installed electricity capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by the year 2030.

All ambiguity is resolved by actions of practitioners at the sharp end of the system.Dr. Richard I. Cook, How Complex Systems Fail There’s a wonderful book by the late urban planning professo…